Tesco Mobile has announced that it will be stocking the iPhone 3GS from next week, from the 14 December.
It's a slightly different price structure to the normal iPhone deals handed out by O2 and Orange.
The new phone will be available on both PAYG and contract deals, with the price for the pre-pay version starting at £342 for the iPhone 3G 8GB version and heading up to £538 for the 32GB iteration of the 3GS.
And on the contract side of things, a 12 month deal will cost you £20 per month, with 'unlimited' web and Wi-Fi.
New structure
However, in a slightly different take on things, the iPhone 3G / 3GS will cost from £222 to £407 and give £60-worth of calls and texts.
And if you want a 24 month deal, you'll pay £60 per month, get unlimited calls and texts per month but get a free iPhone 3G / iPhone 3GS 16GB, with customers paying £55 if they want the 32GB 3GS.
And that's not all, supermarket-fans! You can also collect Double Clubcard points when you buy an iPhone 3G or 3GS ... and triple points for every £1 you spend on top-up or your monthly bill!
Check out the deals yourself over at http://www.tescomobileiphone.com to see what's going on
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tech89
December 12th 2009
8. It doesn't really matter where you buy the damn device, it still costs the same on most networks.
Apple have squeezed the networks for deals selling the iphone, so no competition can really take place as no money can be spared (because of the terrible deals apple has decided).
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vaby42
December 11th 2009
7. Tesco Mobile are also offering pay as you go models, the 8GB iPhone 3G is available for £342, the 16GB iPhone 3GS, and £407 for the 32GB model.
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castaway666
December 11th 2009
6. PAYG offers with Tesco such as the clubcard points and the credit doubling/tripling or whatever they do, will be an attractive point to consumers.
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derekblankmccoy
December 11th 2009
5. @adamh128
The pas as you go pricing is the same as O2, why would you buy it from tesco? When it comes to tech help like sim swaps or account enquiries they are useless
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ginga_nut
December 10th 2009
4. 60 a month to get it free.... yes and great value..NOT
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dee
December 10th 2009
3. So the contract is more value for money than o2 and Oranges and Tesco's network is provided by o2
I might have to get this as a Christmas present for myself :)
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kasino72
December 10th 2009
2. O2 will unlock for free if you're on contract. Worth mentioning that Tesco Mobile is provided by... O2.
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adamh128
December 10th 2009
1. The PAYG price is quite reasonable, I'd be interested if O2 would be willing to unlock!
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